The Republican journal., 1887-08-04

aid wishes it understood that it is not necessary to
have fire to test the new steamer rs he has made
arrangements 10 have a fair trial of the machine,
which will take place in Custom House square.
PALERMO. The recent rains have improved the
appearance of the crops which must have been
light had it remained dry short time longer, but
large amount of hay has been damaged. Some
are through haying and others are backward.
CAMDEN. a large crew are at work on the new
factory building being erected by the Camden
Wooden Company under the direction of Small \
Spear. The foundations strongly laid and he
material for the building is of the best quality.
The work is being rapidly pushed as possible.
Mr.. Leonard J. Campbell of Rockland, Depu-
T. Labor Commissioner, was in town last week and
visited the factory. 49, The Piper Packing Com
pany have during the packing season handled
~omc 10000 pounds of holsters and packed 5000
The company will commence canning corn
The last week III August and expect Ia put up come
.0oI cans during the packing season.
lANCOLNNILLE. The usual number of summer
Visitors are IN town and among them we notice Mr..
Nat. Glkcy, wife and child who are boarding at
George loung's; Judge Kelley and wife and Miss
MrliNene who are spending the summer at Robt.
Moody :, and pr. Tenncy and wife who are at
their old quarters at the Elm House. The PIE
mic saturday on the Isle of Pines a success.
La spite Of the fog and mist the steamer Tit vii
lnW and barge MikaC:n con, eyed parties from Lake
tiH, Elm Grpve Landing, and Il landing in Hope,
10 This picturesque Isle and those who "trip the
i.-hl fantastic toe" had an opportunity to indulge
Ina Tins pastlmr- ..... Visiting the +. ). y = En-
equipment on sunday we found that the banner
town i'll sending delegates WAS Lncolnville. Those
present At that time were Misses Ntttic Adans,
\"tlic Far;tr, Jennie Lamb Eta Muim Mr.. Thos.
stevens and J"s"ph Mullm. We were pleased to
greet Old friends and make new ones, and were
especially glad to see Prof. Fletcher former prn-
IitlIs t he - ~t,liI ptl l. Il.
IL, Prof. Woodbury.. The present principal, Prof.
Foster and family and Dr. rhilbrook and family
.-....i ntI l"un- j. spending few weeks with
her --t'r Mi@ Horace Carpenter, IN Providence,
al
CtsII>f- The Acadian has nearly eompl.
lurut of guests, and room, in ncighborins houses
arc hcns engaged. .., Nh Alien. Campbell and son
Frcd ot CHERRY field, came the fprc, City
Thursday. They with W. H. sargent said to
have Autlght tho toamh"at wharf property, ON
which the, will make imrruNcnen another sea
-.,l. Nr. Campbell j. about - wears OF age, and is
'c smart business RcN. George Adams,
ut Ii"lie-ton. Ma--., preached at the Orthodox
chnicn "n ~un'ia! We are ai glad to hear that
the Rev. J. +. Locke has received notice that an
increase "t rrnsion, With back pay amounting To
about @i.Wjo, has been granted him. He Is one of
the deserving "nr-..... pension and back pay
amounting Ia sIGhl, has been granted Mrs. samuel
Dnt-un... otnr. Forest City had large numhcr of
Passengers and 4 heavy freight on saturday.
There Ma also It brass band on board. Stmr.
iiccia lnlde moonlight excursion Monday even
iu-, and carried Il complement Of passengers.
Yacht VIXEN arrived Monday and sailed Tues
day.
~vA<,lIIF The Swauyill, Base Ball climb
went t" ~tockt"n last saturday and played the
It "kt"n~ beating ihclh 10y score of 80 to =. The
Vile battery Mos,l~. \icherSon and Mason and the
heavy batting Of l'a'terfon, Gilmore Hartman
,,,nld not hit \ckcr,on. making bur TWO base hi,
1rumdy pitched a good game for stockton, but was
l"'ft! supported MIS- Z y feIsus'n ~ -, ire IRE
,r.ou.. Mrs. 1has G"mi,l and daughter. Mis-
Josie Gilmore, OF Worcester, and Mrs. Gambia of
i'N ny 'I, I'll, Iioii'H ~ ~" r.. d.
,1nulavmcnt With His horses. The loaded team
81 i, HtlNN OF Norm Ncaf~l"lf, iett ~ front OF
it, ,I rt,lin ~ ~ tmnnirI,:n, Viii
lake, 0t may and rake in tow, ,oled with the rake
"N'fiuF'ihS iheir own h,"t winch c"h1i7.c" ~ Il
n,,7,l. III tin. hnysheods came ont smiling the con
tNt-. The horses cleared themselves from every
~ a MI w. ia'' mi.,, - .'io, f ~
-ri,iin. on the picket, but doing no other damage
mere. Mr. Cunningham considers hlmseif very
,,,r,d nave been oyettu,1r, without doubt had il
u,l 11rrm ion the rake. Mrs A. :. \irker-on is
i.ilm4 tHH NIch 't N'i.iil,"rt; me fanny 81
.r,.,t .,,, .tnu,,inr at th.ir .,tt..n H., s;,-.r,
l-kr-...Mios Lulu ThurSton left for her home in
t-''if't miss 0"''i"iA'
4. .rr~I.uK1. Tlo art Gle h aided "Whv not In
I-t week Clilln.r is timely and .hnuli arrest tLc
i,tention of every citizen of Bucksnort. The
i,, Of tine write, is to in,iure our peope to take
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